Park, Pizza, and French Fries

This week we didn't do a whole lot of things, but we did do a few, so we are going to blog about those. Saturday we helped one of the members of our Sunday School class with his Eagle Scout project. It was a pretty cool project. They were laying small cement pads to keep in granite 1/4 mile markers along a walking trail in a Round Rock park. It was good to get out and walk around (We set wood frames in pre-dug holes along the path.) It was pretty hot outside by the time we got done with that job. Daniel and I felt really hot and tired by that point, and we slowly got back to the car. But all in all, it was fun to help with a project,and to move around a little bit.

Sunday we taught Sunday School, and we decided to make treats for the class as a part of our lesson. We made a fruit pizza crust at home and then had the class mix up the frosting and put on the fruit. A 1/3 of the class was not interested in eating the treats, but there were plenty for those who did want them!

This week we also tried out the Five Guy's down here in Austin. (Daniel would like to note that we do talk about food pretty much every week on this blog. That is true, but our food adventures are more exciting than our sitting around the apartment adventures.) The burgers were excellent juicy and fresh. The potatoes were from Rigby Idaho, ( I always check to see where the potatoes come from when we go to five guys) but the fries were not well salted so they were a little disappointing. We were also sad to discoverer that they do not have any fry sauce down here at the the one we visited. Maybe next time we will ask for some extra mayo since they don't seem to have the fry sauce.